Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1 What is the difference between a Broker and an Exchange?

Generally, they are used interchangeably; when referring to a Broker, it's also referring to an Exchange. In technical terms, an Exchange is the marketplace that encompasses the liquidity of buying and selling between stock assets, while a Broker is the financial company to access the Exchange.

2 How can I copy your trades?

To copy my trades, you need to create an account with a regulated broker, also known as an Exchange, then follow the detailed steps in the tutorial to find and copy me.

3 How can I be sure that my funds are protected?

The funds are under your control in your broker account; I do not have direct access to them. The broker acts as an intermediary, ensuring security in transactions.

4 What type of investment strategy do you use?

My investment strategy focuses on scalping, a technique involving short-duration trades, often minutes or seconds, to capture rapid movements of high volatility in the derivatives market. These trades require quick and precise entry.

5 How do you address the risk danger in investments?

My approach focuses on prudent risk management. I recommend investors allow me to manage 100% of the capital to invest to match my own risk management and seek maximum performance based on statistical analysis.

If you do not wish to delegate 100%, I suggest limiting the investment in my strategies to 10% of the total capital. Each trade I make has a stop loss, limiting losses to 1% of the invested capital. This mechanism is activated automatically when the price reaches a predefined level, helping to control risk and protect the investment.

The stop loss is an order placed on a trade to automatically close it when the price reaches a certain level, thus limiting losses in case of unfavorable market movements. This conservative approach helps to control risk and preserve investment capital.

6 What type of investments do you specialize in?

My specialization focuses on derivative futures contracts, financial instruments that allow agreeing to buy or sell an asset on a future date at a specified price. These contracts provide the opportunity to profit from price movements both upward and downward in various financial assets and also the use of leverage, which is external financing to compress liquidity and make transactions more volatile.

7 Do you offer personalized financial advice?

My service focuses on copying my trades, not on individual advising. However, I provide clear information about my strategies and trades.

8 What measures do you take to avoid scams?

I conduct all trades through regulated brokers and openly share my return on investment (ROI) statistics to ensure transparency.

9 What are the main advantages of using cryptocurrencies?

Cryptocurrencies offer fast transactions, low transaction costs, elimination of financial intermediaries, greater privacy and security, as well as global 24-hour access. More information here: [Link].

10 Are cryptocurrencies safe?

In essence, cryptocurrencies are inherently safer than fiat money due to their decentralized nature. Their operation through blockchain technology provides security and privacy, being practically impossible to hack thanks to the underlying cryptographic algorithms.

11 Do you recommend investing in cryptocurrencies?

The volatility in cryptocurrencies can offer profit opportunities but carries considerable risk. Therefore, I recommend using stablecoins (cryptocurrencies linked to the price of the dollar or another stable asset) for their stability, as cryptocurrencies can be high-risk investments. My investments focus on derivative futures contracts and not cryptocurrencies directly.

12 What are stablecoins and how do they differ from traditional cryptocurrencies?

Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value linked to traditional assets like the US dollar or gold. This means that their value remains the same as the currency they are pegged to and does not fluctuate like traditional cryptocurrencies. More information here: [Link].

13 Do stablecoins eliminate the volatility associated with conventional cryptocurrencies?

Yes, stablecoins, being tied to the price of stable assets like the dollar, make them more suitable for those looking to minimize the risk of value loss or reduce the effects of inflation.

14 Should I buy dollars or stablecoins to invest or cushion the effects of inflation?

Stablecoins, due to their low fees and decentralized nature. These assets offer greater security, transparency, and control since they are not subject to direct government control.

15 If you don't invest in cryptocurrencies, how else do you use them?

In addition to using them to safeguard my capital in stablecoins, governments do not have access to or control over them because they are decentralized and do not depend on a central power. Cryptocurrencies also offer the advantage of lower fees when conducting financial transactions. I use these digital assets through intermediaries for transfers with reduced fees and greater efficiency in financial processes.

16 What should I do if I have more questions?

If you have more questions or need further clarification, you can contact me by leaving a message via Disqus.